Add image to PDF
Add text, images, shapes, highlights and drawings.
Processed on your device
- 1Choose the files
- 2Arrange and adjust
- 3Download
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Place a picture on top of any page of a PDF: a company logo, a stamp, a photo for a form or a scanned signature. The editor opens ready to insert images, and you can drag, resize and rotate them before saving.
How to add an image to a PDF
Open the PDF: the editor starts in image mode.
Insert the image, then drag it, resize it from the corners or rotate it.
Download the PDF with the image in place.
When it helps
A form asks for a photo or a stamp and you only have the PDF.
You want to add your logo to a quote, a menu or a certificate.
You have your signature as an image and want to place it on a document.
Why use catScan
Private by design
This tool works inside your browser: the file is processed on your device and is never uploaded or stored.
Free to start
Sign in with Google and get 8 free uses per period, shared with the catScan app. 1 use = 1 downloaded file; if something fails, it doesn't count.
Nothing to install
It works in any modern browser on computer, tablet or phone. To scan paper with your camera, use the Android app.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put the same image on several pages?
Yes. Select the image and use the copy option to repeat it on other pages, in the same position. Then you can move each copy if you need to.
Which image formats can I insert?
JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF and BMP. PNG images with transparency, such as logos, keep their transparent background on the page.
Does the image become part of the PDF?
Yes. It is embedded in the page when you download, so it shows up in any viewer and when printing.
Are my files stored?
No. This tool processes the file on your device, inside the browser: it is not uploaded to any server and nothing is stored.